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each student in Ms. Smith's class is either a juniot or a senior. Ms smith took some students from her class on a field trip. Of the 18 seniors in her class, 5/6 weny on a trip, 24 juniors from her class also went on the trip

each student in Ms. Smith's class is either a juniot or a senior. Ms smith took some-example-1
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Answer:

a. The number of seniors that went on the trip is 15;


15\text{ seniors}

b. The number of seniors that did not go on the field trip is 3;


3\text{ seniors}

c. There is not enough information to solve this question.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that "Of the 18 seniors in her class , 5/6 went on a trip"

a. The number of seniors that went on the trip is;


\begin{gathered} n=(5)/(6)*18 \\ n=15 \end{gathered}

So, the number of seniors that went on the trip is 15;


15\text{ seniors}

b. The number of seniors that did not go on the field trip is;


\begin{gathered} n^(\prime)=total\text{ number of seniors - number of seniors that went on the trip} \\ n^(\prime)=18-15 \\ n^(\prime)=3 \end{gathered}

So, the number of seniors that did not go on the field trip is 3;


3\text{ seniors}

c. the number of students from the class that did not go on the field trip.

There is not enough information to solve this question.

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